Sentence examples for information under section from inspiring English sources

It claims, "the government has expressly disclaimed any interest in such mass collection of personal information under section 215".

The offence the AFP was investigating was alleged unauthorised disclosures of information under section 70 of the Crimes Act.

The FSA rejected a freedom of information act request by the Guardian to obtain reports compiled by PwC on the grounds that it was unable to disclose "confidential information" under section 348 of the Financial Services and Markets Act.

The government could "obtain library, medical and gun records and other sensitive personal information under Section 215 of the Patriot Act on a mere showing that those records are relevant to an authorized intelligence investigation," they wrote.

And if the director of the agency, General Keith Alexander, says in testimony before the Senate that "the N.S.A. does not collect locational information under section 215 of the Patriot Act," it does collect it, just maybe under a different section, or with no real authority at all.

He said that the N.S.A. does not currently collect locational information under Section 215 of the Patriot Act, the provision the government says is the legal basis for the N.S.A.'s once-secret program under which it collects logs of all domestic calls from telephone companies.

They have said that a "redacted" version of the full business case for the contract will be published at some unspecified future date, but have refused to release information on the financial models claiming exemption from the Freedom of Information Act under Section 43, which deals with commercially sensitive information.

Indeed, the board found that the FBI can disseminate US person information acquired under section 702 "that reasonably appears to be foreign intelligence information" or even data deemed "necessary to understand foreign intelligence information".

Not a single objection was filed by a telecommunications or information services provider, nor did any of the four comments submitted contain the information required under Section 51.333(c) to substantiate a proper objection.

Yet the board stopped short of endorsing the NSA's claim last year that information gleaned under section 702 led to the disruption of 54 terrorist plots.

The information collected under Section 702 authority may include the communications of Americans picked up in the process of collecting data on foreign targets.